Show us yer film shots then!

The Oldun said:
Great performance from the Trip and I don't think I've ever seen Colorplus looking that good. Cracking shots!
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Thanks Keith.

The Trip 35 is a really nice camera. It's limited, to be sure, but it really nails the results if you point it at the right things. Colorplus is a nice film - I just wish it was still priced as it was a few years back. :(
 
From a 1980/90's Panasonic point and shoot ( and it's Mirrorless) Not the best Photo from the roll but my keeper rate was really high over 80%. Formapan 400. I really didn't expect much from this so unfortunately didn't take the camera/Film combination too seriously and saved the better shots for a better camera. Processed by Photo Hippo who yet again did a fantastic job. Shame about the scaffold.

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More from the Fomapan 400 and Panasonic Point and shoot combo, The Fomapan gives the retro sort of look that I would like to take further with some retro type subjects.

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Nikon F801S
Nikkor AF-D 50mm f/1.8
Kentmere 400
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My new home, You get some strange looks towing it down the motorway ! Shepherds Hut Dudmaston Country Hall. Fire engine Red Panasonic C-420AF ( from my dads collection) and Fomapan 400. Think it was used by my Mother while my dad being a real man ( you could tell as he had a beard) was dragging his various Soviet and East German cameras around.

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Under the Bridge, Panasonic C-420af , Fomapan 400 another flash shot, Because of this I could of told the police I've been out flashing without prosecution if I was stopped ! This seems to be the distance the camera likes best as was the previous shot ( about 30 to 40 foot)

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At Gerrards cross the tunnel collapsed in 2005 while building it as the same time as Tesco (which was on top). My shot was taken about 15 months ago and just had it dev at Filmdev and it was in the same postion as an old photo of the collapse at the time, erm unfortunately I can't find it to post :rolleyes: , so another old shot showing where it collapsed after debri was cleared.
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Agfa vista and forgotten what lens I used and interesting there was not much loss in quality leaving the film undeveloped for 15months at room temp
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Here's one from my double exposure set. Around 12 frames shot of a melon and small wooden ball, set up on my dining table, film rewound and re-exposed on various skies that I found that i thought might suit the image/illusion. This one didn't fit into any of the themes.Moonandcloud.jpg
 
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Excellent! And there I was trying to figure out what planetary bodies those were!
 
This was the multi-exposure I really wanted to work, but unfortunately the first exposure was overwhelmed by the second. This was a double exposure of the Assynt mountains Suilven and Canisp, with one taken from the NW and the other from Elphin in the SE. I was happy with getting the NW shot to fit between the mountains in the SE shot, but the NW exposure was a bit light. Ensign Selfix 820, Ilford HP5+, HC110 Dil E.

From both sides by Northsnapper, on Flickr
 
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